Teen Titans Porn Story: My Riddles Three – Chapter 3

At
this point, you should already know what I do and dont own. But lets review.
Dont own: Teen Titans, anything related to Teen Titans, any sort of
mythological beast. Do own: A killer budgerigar.

Very good. You
have completed my first riddle. And in record time, too, I must say. The
Sphinx said. There was no sign of any sort of amazement or even interest in her
voice.

How good for me, Raven said dryly.

However, there is one other riddle. And this one will not
be so easy as the first, the Sphinx continued,
ignoring her captives perpetual glare.

Im waiting, Raven said. P

I
am the beginning of eternity,

The
end of time and space

The
beginning of the end,

And
the end of every place,

The Sphinx grinned at Raven- though the teens face
remained as stoic as ever. Come, little girl, tell me the answer. After all,
it must be as easy as the first, correct?

Robin watched the roiling smoke for several minutes. There
was a confused coughing from within- and then, the Manticora
lunged at him. The enormous monster landed right on top of Robin- but did not
pin the smaller human with his paws. Robin rolled out from underneath the Manticora, leaving another of his small bombs behind. The
bomb exploded on the Manticoras foot.

The blood-red lion creature roared in pain, and then in
indignation. Smoke and pop toys! You fight like a
little child! Come, face me as a true warrior, face to
face!

Robin stared dubiously at the Manticora.
Why would I want to do that? Youre a giant lion. Youd tear me apart, he
said, a little too seriously.

The Manticora stared at Robin for
a minute, and then roared at lunged at him. Robin threw another small
explosive- the Manticoras lightning-quick tail shot
forward, hitting it, sending it rocketing back at him. The bomb exploded at
Robins feet, swallowing him in smoke. Robin stumbled backwards somewhat,
coughing and trying to get out of the smoke- the dark figure of the Manticora was suddenly overhead. One massive paw swung at
Robin, sending him flying. He landed among the debris of totaled cars- with a
groan he fell through one of the cracked windows into the interior. The massive
weight of the Manticora landed on the top, denting
the metal, and one giant red paw reached inside.

Meanwhile, Cyborg was having his share of trouble with the
Hydras. Why- wont- you- DIE?!? Cyborg screamed, tearing forests of heads off
of the Hydras. More sprung up, hissing just as mindlessly as the first. He
couldnt keep ahead of the Hydras regeneration.

The broken necks and heads of the hydras on the ground
around him were still hissing, and would occasionally, to no avail, snap at his
feet. He hated to think of what would happen if he fell down, surrounded by
broiling masses of snapping heads?

One of the Half-Hydras had snuck around behind him, and now
wrapped its amphibious body around him. The amphibious creatures slime began
to work its way into his circuits. Eech!
Cyborg protested, grabbing the creatures body and
trying to slide it off before it could do anymore damage.

The Hydra would not come off. The same slime that was affecting his circuits
also made it nearly impossible to get a grip on. Its underbelly, however,
apparently did not have the same sort of lubrication, because it had no trouble
keep hold of *him*. The other Hydra approached menacingly, hissing and flickering its many heads in every direction, looking for a
place to strike. One head struck tentatively at his metal arm, broke a tooth,
and drew back. The other heads swiveled around, before seeming to focus on his
flesh itself. Their poisonous fangs glittered as they prepared to strike

Starfire felt almost helpless in the sky. She could easily
run circles around the Obsidian Gargoyle- shoot far out of its range, and it
could hardly catch up to her. But though she could run she could not fight it-
all of her attacks against it were utterly worthless.

The alien swirled around the Gargoyle, throwing bolts of
green energy at the monster. She might as well have been throwing sticks at it-
the energy slid off its hide, slipped from its obsidian skin to disperse
harmlessly in the air beyond it. Her attacks did no damage at all. And Starfire
could not remember a time that that had happened before.

The Obsidian Gargoyle drew into range and took another
swipe at her- she darted out of the way of its ebony claws, and blasted it
straight in the chest with green energy. She was only a few feet away from the
monster- but still her energy slid off of it like water over glass.

Starfire turned and fled, but was not quite quick enough to
avoid its claws- the monster struck at her, and the force of its blow sent
her spinning once around, and she tumbled towards the ground. Unable to control
her descent she took one final shot at the Gargoyle- and missed, instead
blowing out a chunk of the building behind it. The Gargoyle laughed as she
fell- and belatedly saw the building falling atop it from behind. Its stone
eyes cracked wide open in surprise, and then it was sent hurtling to earth as
well, crushed under the weight of part of a building.

Starfire hit the ground hard and lay there, stunned, her body unwilling- or unable to move. So, she only
watched in a slight daze as the Obsidian Gargoyle came falling directly towards
her.

The Basilisk was silent for a long moment- but Beast Boy
did not dare open his eyes. He knew it was just waiting for him to look up to get a full-on glimpse of those
deadly eyes

But he could not stay here. In frustration the Basilisk
struck again, and small pieces of the curb struck Beast Boys small furry body.
The giant viper would shatter the curb and have free access to him. Beast Boy
slowly opened his eyes, staring resolutely at the wall. As the Basilisk struck
again, he moved his four furry little feet as quickly as he could, racing out
from under the curb, under a car, and to the other side, where he changed back
to human. He drew one hand across his brow that was close! But the Basilisk
already knew that he had escaped- it just wasnt quite sure where he had gone,
as it had been too intent on gnawing on the curb to see Beast Boy run.

Beast Boy squeezed his eyes shut and listened. The
Basilisks scales scraped across the concrete as it hunted for him. He could
hear the tongue flickering in and out of its frightening fanged mouth. Beast
Boy knew the monster could taste him
breathing.

Just one accidental glance full into those eyes and youre
done for! Beast Boy kept chanting to himself. This mantra was far from
reassuring. He didnt want to die!

Think, man, think! He
berated himself. How could he attack something he couldnt look at? How could
he defend himself against something he couldnt see? What could take on the
baleful stare of a Basilisk

except for the Basilisk itself?

Of course!
Beast Boy shouted aloud.

The rattling hiss of the Basilisk sounded just overhead.
Beast Boy transformed, his legs fusing into a long tail, his head stretching
infinitely away from his shoulders; he caught sight of his reflection in the
side-view mirror of the car and angry red eyes glared back.

Confidently he turned towards the Basilisk. For one minute,
the two reptiles locked stares, red eyes staring venomously, hatefully, at each
other.

And then Beast Boy felt all of the air driven from his
lungs, a crushing weight on his chest ears buzzing head throbbing thoughts
sluggish vision going black

and then he felt nothing at all.

Well? Well, little girl? What is your answer? Surely you
must have one by now, the Sphinx snarled. There was a hint of triumph in her terrible
voice.

Raven was silent for a few minutes longer, playing through
the riddle again and again in her head. If she got this riddle wrong, she could
not doubt the Sphinx would truly eat her- the same force that kept Raven from
simply flying away would probably bind her to the rules of this insipid game as
well. She had to answer correctly or she would die. And probably all of her
friends as well, if they stumbled into this Sphinxs trap

Again and again she traced the riddles lines. And when she
found the answer, she felt slightly foolish for not having caught it early.
You resort to word games now, Sphinx. Are you so quickly running out of
ideas?

What is the answer? The Sphinx persisted. She looked
confident that Raven would be wrong.

The letter E. Both eternity and end start with
it. Time and place end with E. And so does the word place. E is your
answer, Raven said evenly.

The Sphinx snarled, rage lighting up her face for one
minute before dying back down. Very good little girl but we are not yet to
the end of our riddles. And I guarantee this last riddle will not be so easy to
complete as the first

If
you solve this riddle then you will go free.

If
you fail, you become my slave for all eternity.

What
is my true name?

The Sphinx sat back on her haunches, and smiled viciously
at Raven. Raven stared just as evenly back.